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Solar One In the News
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ASAP Act targets faster solar energy growth, $1 billion annual savings (News10, Albany, February 10, 2026)
Opinion: For Affordable Clean Energy at Home, New York Needs Solar ASAP (City Limits, January 28, 2026)
BIG Completes Solar Education Centre for Renewed East River Park in New York (Dezeen, October 29, 2025)
Community Solar Projects Are Thriving, For Now. (The New York Times, January 30, 2025)
Impulso a la Educación Medioambiental y Entrenamiento en Trabajos Verdes (El Diario NY, January 5, 2025)
Energy Advocates Rally to Improve Solar Affordability (Brooklyn Reader, March 12, 2024)
Updated Tax Credit Would Help Low-Income Homeowners Afford Solar Panels, Environmentalists Say (City Limits, March 11, 2024)
New York Bill Would Expand Residential Solar Tax Credit To $10,000 (Forbes, March 10, 2024)
Proposed New York bill doubles residential solar tax credit to $10,000 (PV Magazine, March 6, 2024)
More Articles and Media
- Stephen Levin on WNYC (WNYC 1010Wins, March 7, 2024)
- NY’s Clean Slate Act is Good for the Green Economy (NY Daily News)
- How New York City Is Turning Its Thousands of Roofs Into Power Providers (New York Times)
- Solar One details new resiliency-focused New York solar projects (Solar Builder)
- “The Green New Deal In Real Life” — Nonprofits WE ACT For Environmental Justice & Solar One Create Jobs With Those Reflective Beauties (Solar Panels) (Clean Technica)
- New York City nonprofits lead the way to solar power and green jobs for low-income communities (Solar Power World)
- Students at South Jamaica’s August Martin High take part in summer jobs that double as STEM experience (The Queens Courier)
- Paving the Path to Green Careers in NYC (Green Schools Catalyst Quarterly)
- An Affordable Harlem Co-op Makes History (Habitat)
- Solar panels bring green energy, cost savings to upper Manhattan (AMNY)
- S.U.N. celebrates the sun (New York Amsterdam News)
- This co-op solar project will be owned by the community members it benefits (Fast Company)
- Brooklyn Army Terminal to open first co-op owned solar garden in New York (Brooklyn Daily Eagle)